The 2025 Governor’s Cup Collection results are in. According to Colorado Wine, these bottles tell stories of testing limits and the relentless pursuit of perfection. Each sip is a journey through the flavors, landscapes, and artistry that defines Colorado winemaking.
Congratulations to the nine wineries (including 3 from the West Elks AVA) and their wines that make up the 2025 Collection:
Blanchard Family Wines (Denver)
– 2024 Zweigelt, Grand Valley AVA
Carboy Winery (Littleton, Denver, Breckenridge, and Palisade)
– 2022 Cabernet Franc, Grand Valley AVA
Continental Divide Winery (Fairplay)
– 2023 Rkatsiteli, Grand Valley AVA
Fox Fire Farms (Ignacio)
– 2024 Aromella, Colorado
Mesa Winds Winery
– 2023 Cabernet Franc, Grand Valley AVA (Double Gold)
– 2023 Petit Verdot, Grand Valley AVA (Double Gold)
Sauvage Spectrum (Palisade)
– 2024 Zweigelt, Grand Valley AVA
Stone Cottage Cellars
– 2022 Petite Sirah, Grand Valley AVA (Double Gold)
– 2024 Pinot Gris, West Elks AVA (Double Gold)
The Peachfork (Palisade)
– 2023 Chambourcin, Grand Valley AVA
The Storm Cellar
– 2024 Albariño, Grand Valley AVA (Double Gold)
– 2023 Grüner Veltliner, Grand Valley AVA (Double Gold)
Other West Elks AVA Award-Winning Wines
Double Gold:
The Storm Cellar – 2023 Riesling
The Storm Cellar – 2024 Sauvignon Blanc
The Storm Cellar – 2024 Gewürztraminer
Silver:
Qutori Wines – 2020 Cabernet Franc
Qutori Wines – 2024 White Pinot Noir, Estate
The Storm Cellar – 2023 Cotes du CO
The Storm Cellar – 2024 All the Flowers
The Storm Cellar – 2024 Double Switchback Rosé
The Storm Cellar – 2024 Rosé of Chambourcin
Bronze:
The Storm Cellar – 2024 Rosé of St. Vincent
